John Aubrey At Four Hundred

How to define a color. A seemingly simple task came to require scientific and industrial — as well as aesthetic — expertise

Today in Supreme Court History: March 28, 1955

Open Thread

Scott Aaronson reviews the movie “The AI Doc: Or How I Became An Apocaloptimist”

Alexander Kluge (1932 – 2026) Filmmaker and Author

MIT researchers use AI to uncover atomic defects in materials

The Giant Sloths and Armadillos of Prehistoric Texas 

A Stoic’s Key to Peace of Mind: Seneca on the Antidote to Anxiety

Trump Is Getting His Way in Latin America. But Bully Tactics Have a Cost—and the Bill Is Coming Due.

How to Keep the Suburbs Tenant-Free

Penny, a Doberman pinscher, wins the Westminster dog show

John Aubrey, born 400 years ago, lived a prodigiously productive literary life, starting innumerable projects and finishing just a few

John Williams and the Soundtrack of the Cineplex

Two millennia ago, a few hundred people convened in an Anatolian backwater. They created the core doctrine of orthodox Christianity

The Unexpected Persistence of John Rawls

John Brockman was more than a literary agent — he was a networker and salon impresario. Was he also Jeffrey Epstein's conduit to the academy?"

AI models were given four weeks of therapy: the results worried researchers

Journal of Free Speech Law: "John Stuart Mill and Colonial India: Liberalism, 'Barbarism,' and Free Speech," by Randy Robertson

The Four Buddhist Mantras for Turning Fear into Love

John Roberts Serves A Blue Plate Special, And The Progressives Forget All Of Their Complaints About The Shadow Docket

Refuting John Dewey